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Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association Seeks Jobs for Hurricane-Affected Workers. | SMN News

September 25, 2019

Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association Seeks Jobs for Hurricane-Affected Workers. | SMN News
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MIAMI:--- Working with public and private sector tourism partners in the Caribbean, The Bahamas and South Florida, the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) and its counterpart the Bahamas Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) have launched "Tourism Jobs for Bahamians" to secure temporary employment for these industry professionals.

Hurricane Dorian, one of the strongest storms on record, blew more than 2,500 hospitality professionals out of work in The Abacos and Grand Bahama, eliminating jobs that were supporting more than 10,000 family members in these islands.

"The strong Bahamas tourism sector has created a wealth


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